Umbriel

Umbriel, the third nearest and darkest of Uranus’s five major moons, in an image made by Voyager 2 on Jan. 24, 1986. Umbriel is also the most heavily and uniformly cratered of the major Uranian moons, an indicator that its surface experienced little reworking by tectonic activity in the past. The view shows Umbriel’s sunlit southern hemisphere. The bright ring near the moon’s equator (at the top of the image), dubbed Wunda, is an enigmatic feature that appears to line the floor of an impact crater.